... when working men were united together, what power could withstand them? He urged upon them perfect unity. (Loud cheers.) Mr. JOHN DAVIES said it was not his wish to take a part in this movement. At first he pooh-poohed it; but it had been so much pressed ...

... engine and hose reel, but on arriving at the place the fire had been extinguished. It took place in a house belong- ing to John Michael, situate in Green Lane, and appeared to have been ignited by the heating of a pot of tar on the kitchen fire. The burning ...

... dispute with the tenant. Adjourned. David Davies, Fishguard and Cardigan Bay, Stuart- street, supported by Mr. Wilcocks.—Adjourned. William Ellis, Crown, Millicent-street -Adjourned. John Jones, Sandon Hotel, Sandon-place, supported by Mr. J. Bird. This ...

... and Railway; Bristol and North Somerset; Brecon and Llandovery Brecon and Merthyr Tydvil; Car- marthen. and Cardigan, No. 1; Carmarthen and Cardigan, No. 2 Cardiff and Caerphilly; Carmar- thenshire; Cardiff, Caerphilly, and Aber Valley; Dare Valley; Dnlas ...

... Armstrong. Mr. John Hackwell. Mr. J. M. Akers. Mr. John Hodge. Mr, Jos. Bowen. Mr. Richard Jenkins. Mr, H. Cousins. Mr. T. Lawrence. Mr. T. Cornish. Mr. T. Miles. Mr. Walter Evans. Mr. James, Surridge. Mr. A. Fulton. Mr. M. Spencer. Mr. John Grant. Mr. C ...

... advertisement, that this edifice is to be opened on Tuesday, March 8, by the Lord Bishop of the diocese. The Churchwardens of St. John's sit at the Savings Bank, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, to receive applications for sittings. DISCOVERY OF HUMAN BONES ...

... Austrian terri- tory. The Austrian police, although put on his track, did not succeed in capturing him. The death of Capt. John Neilson Gladstone, M.P. for Devizes, took place on Saturday morning, at Bowden-park, near Chippenham. The death of the ha-n ...

... the invitation of going in the procession; but in order to display their loyalty, they assembled at 11 o'clock at the Cardigan Arms, to partake of a 1 ncheol1, prepared for them by their kind host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Jones. They numbered with friends ...

... to committees of the Lords Vale of Neatb, Brecon and Merthyr, Rumney and Brecon, Cardiff and Car- philly, Carmarthen and Cardigan, Carnarvonshire, Merthyr and Abergavenny Railways. • DROWNING IN THE DOCK.-At twelve o'clock on Saturday night, Dennis Cochlan ...

... which betray the true nobility of the Prince we have lost.*—Spectator. THE BAUCLAYA CHARGE.—The libel action brought by Lord Cardigan against Colonel Calthorp ended on Wednesday (the 11th), for the defendant. The Chief Justice refused the rule, principally ...

... be a William, and he was suc- ceeded by his son John, second Earl Fitzwilliam (of Ireland) who was also member of Parliament and Custos Rotuldrum for Peterborough. Earl John married the heiress of John Stringer, Esq., of Sutton- upon-Lound, Nottinghamshire ...

... Mr. G. F. Davis is another old favourite, and was equally skilled as a performer and conductor. Messrs. J. B. Wilkes and Grattan con- cluded this long list of performers, and the talent contained in it rendered the concert equal to any we have lately ...